The language of prose is quite direct or straightforward. On the other hand, in poetry, we use an expressive or creative language, which includes comparisons, rhyme and rhythm that give it a unique cadence and feel. While the prose is pragmatic, i.e. realistic, poetry is figurative. What is the languageRead More →

Macbeth is, for the most part, written in blank verse. The basic unit of blank verse is a line in iambic pentameter without a rhyme scheme but, increasingly in his plays, Shakespeare’s use of the line and the number of its syllables and stresses became freer. How do you knowRead More →